Comprehensive strength rankings of various countries in the world

At the end of 2008, the world’s comprehensive national power ranked first.

The United States

From 2008 to the end of 2010, the United States will still rank first in the world in terms of GDP and gold reserves. , educational strength, scientific and technological strength, military strength (especially military expenditure), the number of the world's top 500 companies, comprehensive national strength and the world's largest currency, the US dollar (equal to the influence of the euro), etc., has firmly established itself as the world's largest superpower. Driven by the great prosperity of the world economy and its own policies to promote economic development, the United States will gradually emerge from the subprime mortgage crisis and become an important engine of the world economy again. The full-year economic growth rate of the United States is forecast to be about 2.6%.

Second. Japan

The world’s second largest GDP and still accounts for a large proportion of the world’s GDP. It has foreign exchange reserves, the world’s fourth largest foreign trade volume, per capita GDP among the world’s most developed countries, the world’s advanced educational capabilities, the world’s seventh largest military power, and the world’s top five military potential. Almost all of Japan's advantages are directly reflected in the economy and the technology supported by the economy. Therefore, once Japan's GDP ranking declines, its ranking of comprehensive national strength will decline sharply.

Third. Germany

With the slight appreciation of the euro against the US dollar and certain economic growth, it has been the world export champion for many years and maintained a huge trade surplus. In 2016, Germany’s national product The total value will rank third in the world (surpassing Japan and second only to the United States and China), and the foreign trade volume is also expected to rank second in the world (surpassing the United States and second only to China); as France's influence declines slightly, As the most economically powerful country in the EU, Germany's political and economic status will surely become increasingly prominent in the world. Education has always been ahead of the world, and has nurtured world-class greats such as Kant, Beethoven, Hegel, Marx, Engels, and Einstein.

Fourth. China

Starting from 2009, China will become the number one engine of the world economy. At the end of 2011, China ranked second in the world in military strength, second in gross national product, first in the world in foreign exchange reserves, third in domestic market size, and second in scientific and technological strength (aerospace technology, military technology, nuclear technology, electronic information technology and other core second in the world in the field of shipbuilding technology), second in the world in terms of its share of the world's top 500 businesses (just behind the United States), first in the world in terms of population, first in the world in terms of the number of students enrolled in colleges and universities (more than 30 million people), Number one gold medal (a symbol of sports superpower status). China has more than five of the world's top ten ports in terms of throughput: Shanghai, Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Qingdao, Tianjin, etc. Economically, it forms a world economic triangle with the EU and the United States; militarily, it forms a world military triangle with the United States and Russia, and its status as a superpower appears. However, since China was only in the advanced stage of a medium-sized developing country at that time and the EU and the United States had greater advantages, there was still some way to go before it could surpass the United States and become the world's largest superpower, or even surpass the EU to become the world's largest super entity.

Fifth. Russia

The rapid rise in oil and natural gas prices is an important foundation for the rapid growth of the Russian economy. In the first quarter of 2008, the foreign trade volume was US$163.3 billion, a year-on-year increase of 55.8%; the foreign trade surplus was US$53.6 billion, a year-on-year increase of 60%. Moscow has become the preferred investment destination for European real estate developers in Europe. By the end of 2012, Russia's foreign exchange reserves will surpass Japan and rank second in the world; its trade export volume will rise to fifth in the world. 6. The United Kingdom: Since the current world computer system relies heavily on English, the United States will still be the world's largest superpower in the next five years, and the United Kingdom will also become one of the world's sub-superpowers. Therefore, English and Chinese will become even more important in the world. Of the two major languages, the UK has a language advantage.

Sixth, the United Kingdom

Since the current world computer system relies heavily on English, the United States will still be the world's largest superpower in the next five years, and the United Kingdom will also become the world's largest superpower. As one of the superpowers, English and Chinese will further highlight the status of the two most important languages ??in the world. The UK has a language advantage; British immigrants and their descendants account for an absolute proportion of the population in the United States, Canada, Australia and other countries; the world's financial status is increasingly prominent , it also makes London, the world's financial center, more influential. With the help of the London Olympics (the 2012 London Olympics is one of the most important conditions for the upgrade of the UK's comprehensive national strength from a quantitative increase to a qualitative leap), the UK's development prospects deserve attention.

Seventh. France

France is the world’s second largest nuclear energy country after the United States. It has advantages in tourism, military industry, technology and culture. If it can continue to maintain With a good relationship with China, it will be in an advantageous position in the world's new round of scientific and technological revolution and industrial revolution from 2013 to 2020, and may even have the opportunity to catch up with Germany in terms of gross national product and comprehensive national strength. However, now the Sino-French relationship has emerged crisis.

Eighth. Canada

Among the seven major developed countries, it is the only net exporter of oil; it has the second largest uranium reserves in the world; it is each other’s largest trading partner with the United States; it is a recognized world immigration policy One of the countries that has done a good job; Global climate warming has greatly increased Canada's developable space. If the Arctic Ocean channel is opened, Canada may achieve a high-speed leap.

Ninth. India

The world's second most populous country, the world's second or third largest software country, the overall national strength is increasing rapidly, second only to China and Russia among major countries; to By the end of 2012, India will grow into one of the six sub-superpowers in the world; there are more than 200 million people in India who are proficient in English, which is India's advantage in the field of modern computers, especially the software industry; (It is said that there are more than 10,000 tons of gold among the Indian private sector. and more than 150,000 tons of silver). After 2012, the Indian government had the ability to purchase 5,000 tons of private gold in a very short period of time, making the Indian rupee quickly become a high-value currency recognized by the world, further improving the India’s sub-superpower status. "Forbes" magazine reported on May 4, 2008: Mukesh Ambani, a 51-year-old Indian rich man with a net worth of US$43 billion, is spending US$2 billion to build himself a 173-meter-high world-class tower in Mumbai, the economic center of India. The most expensive private "sky mansion". Military: India has always maintained huge military purchases and plans to purchase more than US$30 billion in military hardware and software in the next five years; it is said that India considers itself to be the number one military power in Asia.

Tenth. Brazil

The fifth most populous country in the world, the fifth largest country in land area, the world's important exporter of important resources and energy such as iron ore and oil, and the world's largest iron ore Brazilian stone producer Vale, which owns about 4 billion tons of iron ore; ranks first in coffee production in the world; has the world's largest plateau (Brazilian Plateau), largest plain (Amazon Plain), and river with the largest drainage area (Amazon River), the largest tropical rainforest (Amazon Rainforest); by the end of 2012, Brazil will develop into the strongest country in the three continents of Latin America, Africa, and Oceania in the southern hemisphere.

Eleven. Australia

The largest coal exporter in the Asia-Pacific region and one of the world's largest iron ore exporters; its uranium reserves account for about 40% of the world's; the world's largest wheat exporter ; House prices double on average every seven years, which has become the basic law of the Australian real estate market, with extremely low risks and extremely high returns; the service industry accounts for almost 80% of its economic activities and 11% of its GDP. %, the quality of banking services ranks third in the world; the rate of currency appreciation is the fastest in the world, and the population is also growing rapidly. It is one of the countries with greater development potential in the world.

Twelve. South Korea

If the Korean won continues to weaken, South Korea's GDP will be surpassed by Mexico in 2009, and will be surpassed by Australia and the Netherlands in 2011. That way It will have a huge impact on South Korea's international status.

Fourteenth. Spain

Among all the big countries, the current contradiction between Spain and other big countries seems to be the least obvious. If Spain can better handle its relations with world powers and leverage the strong Asian economy with China as its economic center and the rapidly developing African economy, Spain's comprehensive national strength will surpass Italy by the end of 2020, and even be higher. international ranking.

On August 24, 2008, the United States released the "Tenth Global Comprehensive National Power Ranking". China's comprehensive national strength ranks fourth in the world after the United States, Japan, and Germany, including third in the world in economic strength, third in the world in military strength, eighth in the world in scientific and technological strength, and tenth in the world in educational strength.

China’s comprehensive national strength is equivalent to 48% of that of the United States, of which its political strength is equivalent to 92% of that of the United States, its diplomatic strength is equivalent to 89% of that of the United States, its resource strength is equivalent to 88% of that of the United States, and its military strength is equivalent to 36% of the United States, economic strength is equivalent to 25% of the United States, scientific and technological strength is equivalent to 20% of the United States, and educational strength is equivalent to 12% of the United States.